Hey Man, just wanted to thank you for all the videos! I discovered you only last week and got 317(Q161, V156). The videos really helped me make that extra push especially in Quant. God bless you!
Have been following your videos for gre. Your voice is very reassuring, watched your quants videos before the test to calm nerves. I got 327,v157q170. Thanks!
I just want to thank you Philip for all the work and the hardwork you do and because of you I secured 320 in GRE. I always refer your videos to my juniors for ensuring success in GRE.
These are so helpful... I want to still watch these videos even if I get the desired GRE results. It really broadens my perspective and I love it! Thank you for your explanations 🙏🏼
At 8:40 , I hated the first one because 'regarding something' is the opposite of being an 'issue with Glass's success'... I might be wrong. But, a good trap answer though.
Thanks for all the guidance Philip. Took my GRE today got 307 v-149 q-158. Not a great score but I will have to take it for fall 2022 application. Thanks again to you . Really appreciate it 🙂
My exam is in 5 days. This video is a godsend! Although I was scoring around 160 in the verbal sections of the Princeton practice tests, RCs were the one section I couldn't overcome! This video elucidates the thought process behind the options! Thank you Philip! Your teaching is cogent and comprehensive! Could you please add 1 hard verbal section video by the 29th of this month? (Hard difficulty ones are hard to find 😟) Tough RCs would be really appreciated! Once again, thank you for all of your content! ❤️💯
@@TheTestedTutor If possible, can you do these types of videos for passages where we have questions that have more than one option right? Especially the longer passages since it gets difficult to eliminate.
Wow, what a great video! I struggled with understanding the last question about washing machines for a long time. I found it difficult to connect professional laundry with laundry machines, and sometimes I get lost in my thoughts (I guess that's an INFP trait, haha), which caused me a lot of trouble. However, I found that using your method of reading slowly and summarizing each sentence in my head really helped me.
Hey Philip. I can't thank you enough for the effort you put to create great free content for us! I was wondering if you could make a "1 month GRE Plan" video because I lack guidance and I need a pathway to follow and I have me test in January. It will be highly appreciated if you actually respond. Thanks once again!
I have a question about the explanation at 15:15 minutes of the video. The option says "a long standing tendency", we don't know that musicians actually tended to incorporate pop in classical compositions. We know that the practice existed and is dormant, not that it was something musicians preferred to do. So we conclude based on only GLASS'S tendency?
Hi Shruthim, I know this comment is really old but I am leaving my response here for anyone coming after who might have the same question. If you notice in line 3, "popular elements do not appear out of place in Glass's classical music, which from its early days has shared certain harmonies..." This statement is saying that Glass has been known to create music from different styles. So, yes, Glass's work has a long-standing tendency to incorporate elements from two apparently disparate musical styles.
you are such a great human being... 😊 I recently gave me GRE 2nd time actually and got 312 not a great score, but your videos helped a lot And you are the best teacher on youtube for GRE I am just here to comment this, thanks a lot again :)
Hello, I had some doubt at 15:01. I think it was never discussed in the passage that it is a "long-standing" tendency , so how are you concluding that c is a correct option?
Amazing videos, Im currently binging them before my test on may 6th haha. One question, question number two for the second passage had two right answers? Not just one?
Good evening my able tutor. From Nigeria and it's evening here. Always enjoying your tutorials. I am currently doing my phd research on Nigerian children's reading comprehension ability. Will appreciate some intellectual assistance from you sir. Thanks
Respected Sir, Im preparing for a Law entrance exam CLAT and it was recommended to solve GMAT comprehension based questions and still me being a bit young for gmat but by following your tips i still ace most of the gmat questions by following your tips. But i face a major problem that is about reading for a long period of time because in my exam CLAT they almost give us around 19,000 words to read nd answer in 120 minutes so can you please give any suggestions regarding that???
but sir, how is his work being derivative an issue? (option E) actually the author praises his work for being derivative ( lines"popular elements DO NOT APPEAR OUT OF PLACE....with rock music") Kindly reply as i am confused
Hi Philip, thank u so much for such amazing content❣️ Got 310( qa 157, va 153). Aiming for Fall 2022 MS CS, targetting USA and Germany(TU). Messed up 1st qa section in exam. Do u think I should appear again to improve my quant score or it would be enough to get admits from good univ? Having 2.5 yrs experience in IT. Grad score 78%.
Hi Philip, hope you are doing good. Please suggest to me the ways I can score better in my Verbal area, I currently scored 140 in the Verbal section. I would like to know how should I improvise so that I can score around 155 in the verbal section.
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Hey Man, just wanted to thank you for all the videos! I discovered you only last week and got 317(Q161, V156). The videos really helped me make that extra push especially in Quant. God bless you!
How to get such good scores in verbal
Have been following your videos for gre. Your voice is very reassuring, watched your quants videos before the test to calm nerves. I got 327,v157q170. Thanks!
Great to hear VIVEK!
I just want to thank you Philip for all the work and the hardwork you do and because of you I secured 320 in GRE.
I always refer your videos to my juniors for ensuring success in GRE.
I'm hooked, you're genius. I needed this. Glad I found this. Thank you. God keep blessing you
These are so helpful... I want to still watch these videos even if I get the desired GRE results. It really broadens my perspective and I love it! Thank you for your explanations 🙏🏼
Thank so much Rincy
love your point about identifying the "key variable" !!!
At 8:40 , I hated the first one because 'regarding something' is the opposite of being an 'issue with Glass's success'... I might be wrong. But, a good trap answer though.
Thanks for all the guidance Philip. Took my GRE today got 307 v-149 q-158. Not a great score but I will have to take it for fall 2022 application. Thanks again to you . Really appreciate it 🙂
My exam is in 5 days. This video is a godsend!
Although I was scoring around 160 in the verbal sections of the Princeton practice tests, RCs were the one section I couldn't overcome! This video elucidates the thought process behind the options!
Thank you Philip! Your teaching is cogent and comprehensive!
Could you please add 1 hard verbal section video by the 29th of this month? (Hard difficulty ones are hard to find 😟) Tough RCs would be really appreciated!
Once again, thank you for all of your content! ❤️💯
How did you do?
Hey Philip, I've been binging through your videos. I love the videos, very helpful and informative. I really appreciate all of your help. Thanks!
Philip, I gotto tell. I was looking for good revision for Verbal. Half way through and this is gold!
Thanks so much Asha
@@TheTestedTutor If possible, can you do these types of videos for passages where we have questions that have more than one option right? Especially the longer passages since it gets difficult to eliminate.
Thanks for this video.... This is an eye-opener for me. easily understood
Hope this will help for my final tomorrow!
You are amazing Philip! God bless you!
just what i was looking for - excellent job and thank you
Wow, what a great video! I struggled with understanding the last question about washing machines for a long time. I found it difficult to connect professional laundry with laundry machines, and sometimes I get lost in my thoughts (I guess that's an INFP trait, haha), which caused me a lot of trouble. However, I found that using your method of reading slowly and summarizing each sentence in my head really helped me.
5:51 my bookmark
Great video
Philip this is gold🙏
Thanks so much Hansi
This is amazing insight!!
Superb.... very informative and helpful. Would you upload more videos about RC and TC please?
Brilliant. Thank you so much.
Hey Philip. I can't thank you enough for the effort you put to create great free content for us!
I was wondering if you could make a "1 month GRE Plan" video because I lack guidance and I need a pathway to follow and I have me test in January. It will be highly appreciated if you actually respond.
Thanks once again!
Hope it went well Nischay!
You're great !
Am I crazy, or did A on the last question have a pretty big off topic portion? (No access to the machines). This format absolutely wrecks my brain.
I have a question about the explanation at 15:15 minutes of the video. The option says "a long standing tendency", we don't know that musicians actually tended to incorporate pop in classical compositions. We know that the practice existed and is dormant, not that it was something musicians preferred to do. So we conclude based on only GLASS'S tendency?
Hi Shruthim, I know this comment is really old but I am leaving my response here for anyone coming after who might have the same question.
If you notice in line 3, "popular elements do not appear out of place in Glass's classical music, which from its early days has shared certain harmonies..."
This statement is saying that Glass has been known to create music from different styles. So, yes, Glass's work has a long-standing tendency to incorporate elements from two apparently disparate musical styles.
you are such a great human being... 😊 I recently gave me GRE 2nd time actually and got 312 not a great score, but your videos helped a lot
And you are the best teacher on youtube for GRE
I am just here to comment this, thanks a lot again :)
Wow thanks Vinay
Philip is the best of the best!!
Hello, I had some doubt at 15:01. I think it was never discussed in the passage that it is a "long-standing" tendency , so how are you concluding that c is a correct option?
the phrase 'many fewer' was quite tough to understand
YOU SHOULD GO OVER CARS PASSAGES FOR THE MCAT!!!!! that would be amazing!
Amazing videos, Im currently binging them before my test on may 6th haha. One question, question number two for the second passage had two right answers? Not just one?
Good joke😂
What is the cutest triangle.
A. The acute triangle
best one
Long time no hear Sumaiyaara! :))
Good evening my able tutor. From Nigeria and it's evening here. Always enjoying your tutorials. I am currently doing my phd research on Nigerian children's reading comprehension ability. Will appreciate some intellectual assistance from you sir. Thanks
Respected Sir,
Im preparing for a Law entrance exam CLAT and it was recommended to solve GMAT comprehension based questions and still me being a bit young for gmat but by following your tips i still ace most of the gmat questions by following your tips. But i face a major problem that is about reading for a long period of time because in my exam CLAT they almost give us around 19,000 words to read nd answer in 120 minutes so can you please give any suggestions regarding that???
Thanks for the video, please relax and look at my joke. 😂
What is the cutest triangle?
A. The acute triangle!!!
😂😂😂❤❤❤🎉🎉😅😅😊😊
but sir, how is his work being derivative an issue? (option E)
actually the author praises his work for being derivative ( lines"popular elements DO NOT APPEAR OUT OF PLACE....with rock music")
Kindly reply as i am confused
Hi Philip, thank u so much for such amazing content❣️
Got 310( qa 157, va 153).
Aiming for Fall 2022 MS CS, targetting USA and Germany(TU).
Messed up 1st qa section in exam.
Do u think I should appear again to improve my quant score or it would be enough to get admits from good univ?
Having 2.5 yrs experience in IT.
Grad score 78%.
Hard to advise. If you feel you can do better, why not? :)
Hi Philip, hope you are doing good. Please suggest to me the ways I can score better in my Verbal area, I currently scored 140 in the Verbal section. I would like to know how should I improvise so that I can score around 155 in the verbal section.
Hey, did you finish the Verbal playlist? Other than that it would be doing a relentless amount of practice questions